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STATUTE AND COUNTY TABLES; NO INDIVIDUAL NAMED, ANYWHERE
HIV is printed in this build at one strength only: the state's official surveillance record. HIV in Indiana is a reportable condition by statute (IC 16-41-2-1, per the Indiana Department of Health's Spotlight on HIV/STI/Viral Hepatitis annual surveillance reports), and the state's county-of-residence tables are the only carrier class used. Joseph County, as of 31 December 2013 — gonorrhea 223 cases (rate 83.5), chlamydia 874 (327.4), syphilis 6 (2.2); as of 31 December 2017 — chlamydia 1,691 (630.7), gonorrhea 718 (267.8), syphilis 6 (rate suppressed). The county's HIV prevalence and incidence figures themselves were not extracted at claimable strength — the Spotlight's county HIV maps were located but not read to a number — and the item stands in the note as residue with its settler, not estimated. One institutional fact at official strength: the county health department re-opened an STD clinic in March 2011, staffed by department nurses under Health Officer Felger (Beverly S. Stillson v. St. Joseph County Health Department, Ind. Ct. App., 2 Dec. 2014 — a court record). No individual is named in connection with HIV in this section, per discipline.
IDOH, Spotlight on HIV/STI/Viral Hepatitis (annual series), county STI tables as extracted; IC 16-41-2-1; Stillson v. St. Joseph County Health Department (Ind. Ct. App. 2014).